2025-05-05, 12:30 PM
(This post was last modified: 2025-05-05, 01:44 PM by Netvudu. Edited 2 times in total.)
Hi,
first post here.
I'm aware my Synology DS220j is very weak, but since I don't plan to run any transcoding or anything in parallel I thought my Jellyfin server would at least run.
I've tried both with Content manager (docker) and synocommunity package and in both cases I had the same issue. As soon as I install it and try to add any library it brings the whole NAS down to its knees. Everythign becomes completely non-responsive. I thought it might need just some time, but I left it more than 24 hours for the docker version and it was still the same.
Ultimately I had to stop the process because it rendered my NAS unuseable for anything else.
In the same scenario, PLEX runs absolutely smooth and without a single glitch and has for 2 years.
Is Jellyfin really so much more resource intensive that I can't even run it?
Thanks for any advice.
first post here.
I'm aware my Synology DS220j is very weak, but since I don't plan to run any transcoding or anything in parallel I thought my Jellyfin server would at least run.
I've tried both with Content manager (docker) and synocommunity package and in both cases I had the same issue. As soon as I install it and try to add any library it brings the whole NAS down to its knees. Everythign becomes completely non-responsive. I thought it might need just some time, but I left it more than 24 hours for the docker version and it was still the same.
Ultimately I had to stop the process because it rendered my NAS unuseable for anything else.
In the same scenario, PLEX runs absolutely smooth and without a single glitch and has for 2 years.
Is Jellyfin really so much more resource intensive that I can't even run it?
Thanks for any advice.